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nature were sent to the
grand pensionary personally.
Large parts of the
correspondence of the
various grand pensionaries have been preserved,
forming an...
- advocate. The
earliest pensionaries in the
county of
Holland were
those of
Dordrecht (1468) and of
Haarlem (1478). The
pensionary conducted the town's legal...
- list of
grand pensionaries of Holland,
Zeeland and the
Batavian Republic.
During the time of the
Dutch Republic, the
grand pensionary was the most prominent...
-
commonly referred to as the
Dutch Golden Age. De Witt was
elected Grand Pensionary of Holland, and
together with his
uncle Cornelis de Graeff, he controlled...
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confirmed her
support for the
Treaty of the Hague. The
Dutch now led by
Grand Pensionary Anthonie Heinsius did the same,
despite French hopes that
without a Stadtholder...
-
Johan had
agreed to his
forced resignation from his
position as
Grand Pensionary of Holland, i.e. the
Secretary of the government. Then his
brother Cornelis...
- the
Republic when the short-lived
experiment with the
regime of "Grand
Pensionary"
Rutger Jan
Schimmelpenninck proved unsatisfactory to Napoleon. The subsequent...
-
House of Orange. The
latter group were the Republicans, led by the
Grand Pensionary (a sort of
prime minister) and the
regents stood for localism, muni****l...
- War of the
Polish Succession and War of the
Austrian Succession.
Grand Pensionary Laurens van de Spiegel, in 1782,
blamed the
earlier generations for placing...
- (1672–1702)
Grand pensionaries (complete list) –
Johan van Oldenbarnevelt,
Grand Pensionary (1586–1619)
Andries de Witt,
Grand Pensionary (1619–1621) Anthonie...
